Capture The Scene That Captured You
Exposure can be the nemesis of professional and hobbyist photographers alike. But Jeff Wignall recognizes exposure as the secret for creating an image that captures his vision and shares it with the world. Apply his techniques with patience, experimentation, and a focus on the outcome, and you will begin creating images that reveal not only what you saw, but how you felt when you saw it.
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Discover light meters and learn how to use them and when to fool them
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Master the critical elements of exposure--ISO, aperture, shutter speed, and white balance
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Explore the creative power of depth of field
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Capture action, night scenes, rainbows, sunsets, and reflections like never before
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Learn to work with natural light and when to use flash
Rezensionen / Stimmen
This is another volume in Wiley's Photo Workshop series and is the best of the bunch and may be the best book yet written about exposure. Nothing is more critical in capturing the image than getting the exposure right and Jeff Wignall has the photographic and writing chops to show readers how to capture perfectly exposed photographs. In these well-illustrated pages, he shows you how to deal with difficult existing light conditions, challenging weather, and even flash, including a section on using wireless multiple flash units that explains and never confuses. Each chapter ends with an assignment and you can upload your own images to a website to get input from others about how well you succeeded. It doesn't get more interactive than that! (www.shutterbug.net)
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Photos: 0 B&W, 400 Color; Drawings: 0 B&W, 30 Color
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Höhe: 23.3 cm
Breite: 18.8 cm
Dicke: 2 cm
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978-0-470-11435-3 (9780470114353)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Jeff Wignall (http://www.jeffwignall.com) is a writer and photographer and author of numerous bestselling books on photography, including: The Joy of Digital Photography (Lark Books, 2006), The Kodak Most Basic Book of Digital Photography (Lark Books, 2006), The Kodak Guide to Shooting Great Travel Pictures (Fodor's Travel Publications, 2003) and the million-copy bestseller The Joy of Photography (3rd edition). He has been writing about photography for more than 30 years and is a former "Camera" columnist for the Sunday New York Times and the former technical editor of Photo District News (PDN). He is a frequent contributor to a number of photo magazines, including: American Photo, Outdoor Photographer, PC PHOTO Digital, Digitalis Foto (Budapest, Hungary) and the BottomLine Newsletters. Thousands of his photos have been published in books, magazines, ads and on websites. He lives in Connecticut where he also produces and hosts a regular FM radio show.
Chapter 1: The Art of Exposure.
Chapter 2: Exposure Controls: A Primer.
Chapter 3: Measuring the Light.
Chapter 4: Lens Apertures and Depth of Field.
Chapter 5: Shutter Speed and Subject Motion.
Chapter 6: Training Wheels Off: Going Beyond the Green Mode.
Chapter 7: Natural Light Exposures.
Chapter 8: The Easy Way Out: Simplifying Difficult Situations.
Chapter 9: Photography After Dark and in Existing Light.
Chapter 10: Special Considerations: Weather and Natural Phenomena.
Chapter 11: Flash Photography.
Glossary.
Index.
